Sentence examples for added to statues from inspiring English sources

Lead trappings were often added to statues carved from stone.

"Works originating in other shrines may have been added to statues from the Longxingsi".

Invader From London and Manchester to New York, Avignon and Paris to Tokyo, Bangkok to Mombasa – even briefly on the Hollywood sign in LA: the French street artist has put mosaics on the side of buildings and added to statues around the world.

It's true that "The New Colossus," which was never intended to be a statement of political policy, was added to the Statue of Liberty in 1903 and that the statue itself was dedicated in 1886.

Miller ended up denying that the poem inscribed on the Statue of Liberty, Emma Lazarus' "The New Colossus," held any sort of meaning because it was added to the statue later.

A handmade terracotta sculpture of baby Jesus's head that was added to a broken statue outside a Catholic church in Canada has prompted amusement and disappointment, with some likening it to the now infamous attempt by a Spanish woman to restore a crumbling fresco of Jesus.

Its high ceilings, curved balconies and faux-Roman statues added to the air of decadence.

He also introduced an amendment that would allow the District and each United States territory to have one statue added to the states' collection.

The statue, added to the campus in 1913, pays tribute to the 321 UNC alumni who died in the Civil War as well as all of the University's students who fought for the Confederacy.

I should add to the statues here or copies.

If any other workman is employed, this will all be to be provided anew and of course to be added to the price of the statue, for no man can ever expect to make two equestrian statues.